Birthday cakes and more..

30. March 2010 - 16:20 - 0 Comments by Ram Shankar

Hallo readers I hope everything is going well with you all..Things are beginning to move with my  project and its getting difficult to keep track of the weeks flying by.. its quite hectic, but thank God, the snow is gone and the sun is back, so it feels good again to get out of the [...]

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Blending with the group..

22. February 2010 - 16:15 - 0 Comments by Ram Shankar

The last few days have been really strenuous with the work but also very great as I bond more with my german colleagues and get to know them better. It has been a time of helping out each other and coming closer. I got hold of a complete set of used furniture for a fair [...]

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Enjoying Christmas time

7. December 2009 - 09:46 - 0 Comments by Ram Shankar

The christmas markets in Germany are a great sight to see and a major attraction. They start off well 1 month before Christmas and hence they make a wonderful option to go out on a weekend to relax and have fun in an otherwise cold and dull winter.. The market in Erlangen has been put [...]

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…the last fortnight part two: Berlin

3. August 2009 - 08:24 - 0 Comments by Philip Yorke RISE

As I said at the end of the last post a funny looking man arrived in my office and told me he was locking the laboratory, I thus failed to write anything about the more interesting part of my last fortnight here, namely Berlin. Berlin is unique really. If you arrive in Berlin try to [...]

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The last fortnight…

30. July 2009 - 22:41 - 0 Comments by Philip Yorke RISE

Apologies for not writing last week but nothing of real note actually happened.  My brother visited me the weekend before last and we walked round Dresden and looked at stuff, and it rained constantly, and we had some rather nice lunches, and I introduced him to my favourite bar (Unfassbar in the Neustadt), which he [...]

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Deutsche Lieder

24. July 2009 - 14:45 - 2 Comments by Ignacio Garcia Lascurain Bernstorff

Werte Leserinnen und Leser, Liebe Constipendiaten, Ludwig Hamman, Reisender und Abenteurer der ersten Jahre des vergangenen Jahrhundertes, erzählt  in seiner Reise im Land der Pharaonen wie der Papst Pius X in einer Audienz  nach Erteilung des apostolischen Segens zu einer deutschen Pilgergruppe gesagt haben soll, wie verwundert er war, dass sie gar nichts gesungen haben, [...]

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Settling in in Dresden

12. July 2009 - 12:19 - 0 Comments by Philip Yorke RISE

Apologies for the somewhat sub-par blog which I produced last week. Since then I have got to see more of Dresden besides the tram-routes and am very impressed by it all. As I said, I am living out in east Dresden at the end of tram line 4. Our house is right by the river [...]

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2nd June; Dresden

3. July 2009 - 08:47 - 0 Comments by Philip Yorke RISE

I’ve finally arrived at my placement, which means that from now on my blogs should actually have something relevant to say. Dresden is a beautiful city on the Elbe with a population of 350 000 (I was told this by a man outside a pub so I may be wrong), and I am working at [...]

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Sind die Römer frech geworden?

5. June 2009 - 09:12 - 1 Comment by Ignacio Garcia Lascurain Bernstorff

Werte Leserinnen und Leser, liebe Con-Stipendiaten, Wie jeder von uns, die oder der sich den deutschen Medien gegenüber nicht fremd verhält, bereits schon weisst haben wir das Glück im „deutschem“ Jahr in Deutschland zu studieren. Damit meine ich nicht nur das politische Jahr mit Kommunal- und Europawahlen nächsten Sonntag und Bundeskanzlerwahl im September. Mir echeint [...]

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Vom Rind

29. May 2009 - 12:00 - 0 Comments by Ignacio Garcia Lascurain Bernstorff

Werte Leserinnen und Leser dieses Blogs: Ich darf Sie diesen Freitag  zum ersten Mal in diesem Forum zum ersten Mal begrüßen.  Wie Sie von meinem Link entnehmen können, studiere ich Jura an der Albert-Ludwigs-Universität in Freiburg seit Oktober letztes Jahres und werde ab kommenden Juni den Freitag-Beitrag unserer Con-Stipendiatin  Frau cand. dr. jur. Veronika Strnisková [...]

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